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Saba vinegar
Other Names:
mosto cotto, saba dressing
What is Saba vinegar?
Mosto cotto (Saba) means "cooked grape juice" made from a sweet unfermented syrup made from the "must" of Trebbiano grapes. It is an unconcentrated pre-balsamic vinegar which provides a "caramelized grape" flavor.
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